[RedMonqey]

"He wrote a resolution seeking the impeachment of Supreme Court Justices William Rehnquist, Antonin Scalia, Clarence Thomas, Sandra Day O'Connor and Anthony Kennedy."


Of course the Democrats were just following the law.


Statesman?

Liberal loon more descriptive.

[Clinging Bitterly]

The timing is interesting. He spearheaded the movement to impeach the five (well, five of the seven, but this paper won't tell it accurately) supreme court justices who ruled to uphold the law in the Florida vote count fiasco in what year? Oh yeah 2001. Then just over four years later we learn in the news of his death that he suffered from Alzheimer's. I don't know what the normal time line is between onset and death, but I bet it's usually much longer than four years.

If we go back and look at Ronald Reagan's period of suffering, we note that his death came after ten years more or less from the time of his public announcement. And add to that the liberal claims he probably already had it while still in office, which presumably explained those odd things he was doing all the time like breaking the Soviet Union and tearing down the Berlin Wall.

So gosh I don't know what to think here, somebody help me out.